Thoroughly Anderson Cooper: Will He, Or Will He Not?

Tuesday, August 17, 2010

Will He, Or Will He Not?

Anderson Cooper to cover Oak Cliff?

OK, OK. This is just a rumor so far, but several people have told me that Anderson Cooper of CNN is working on a story about Oak Cliff, pegged on the Blues, Bandits and Barbecue event Sept. 11-12.

As Page Six would say, “we hear … we hear” that the crush-worthy Vanderbilt son will be in Oak Cliff Sept. 10. Oh please, oh please, let it be true.

Oak Cliff already made CNN once this year for the “West Dallas Country Club” and its dumpster pool.

Posted by: Rachel Stone on August 17th, 2010 in Blog Post

Added On August 3, 2010
Neighbors in Oak Cliff, Texas, get creative by turning a giant trash bin into a swimming pool. WFAA reports.

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